Basic Dyes

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Textile Industry: Dyeing acrylic fibers, wool, silk, and nylon.
• Paper Industry: Coloring paper and cardboard.
• Biological Sciences: Staining cells and tissues
• Ink & Paints: Used in ballpoint pen inks, printing inks, and coatings.

Basic Dyes

Dye TypeHSN Code (India)ExamplesTypical Uses
Basic Dyes32041359Auramine O, Rhodamine B, Methylene BlueTextile dyeing (acrylic, silk, wool), paper coloring, biological staining
Acid Dyes32041200Acid Red 1, Acid Blue 9Wool, silk, nylon dyeing; leather finishing; food coloring
Direct Dyes32041400Direct Blue 1, Direct Red 28Cotton, rayon, paper dyeing; easy application without mordants
Reactive Dyes32041600Reactive Blue 19, Reactive Red 120Cotton, cellulose fibers; forms covalent bonds for wash-fast colors
Vat Dyes32041500Indigo, Vat Orange 1Denim dyeing, cotton fabrics; highly durable and lightfast
Disperse Dyes32041700Disperse Red 1, Disperse Blue 56Polyester, acetate fibers; used in synthetic textiles
Sulfur Dyes32041800Sulfur Black 1Cotton dyeing; economical, dull shades, high wash-fastness
Azo Dyes32041310Orange II, Congo RedWide textile applications; vivid colors; some used in pigments and inks
Natural Dyes32030000Indigo (plant-based), CochinealTraditional textile dyeing, eco-friendly applications

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